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Friday
AUG. 15
7:30 PM |
GOODWIN CHEVROLET NIGHT - OCS
PRO LATE MODELS, STREET STOCKS, OUTLAW
SPORTSMAN, BANDITOS
KIDS POSTER CONTEST
Pits
Open: 4:30 PM Grandstands Open: 5:30 PM
Adults: $12
Junior: $5 Senior/Military: $10 Family:
$25 Pit Pass: $25 |
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BUDWEISER PRO LATE MODELS
Budweiser Pro Late Model (50 laps) 1 61 TJ Brackett, Buckfield;
2 53 Alan Wilson, Hebron; 3 28 Mark Lundblad, Jr., Conway, NH: 4
36 Scott Robbins, Dixfield; 5 09 Jeremy Davis, Tamworth, NH; 6
94 Shawn Martin, Turner; 7 16 Travis Stearns, Auburn; 8 88 Kyle
DeSouza, East Providence, RI; 9 66 Mike Fowler, Scarborough; 10
44 Kyle Treadwell, Auburn; 11 78 Quinny Welch, Lancaster, NH; 12
73 Adam Polvinen, Hebron; 13 14 Scott McDaniel, Livermore; 14 3
Vanna Brackett, Buckfield; 15 72 Chris Coolidge; 16 24 Gunnar
Rowe, Turner; 17 54 Shane Green, South Paris; 18 22 Scott
Farrington, Minot; 19 60 Tim Brackett, Buckfield; 20 71 Gary
Chiasson, Peru; 21 5 Dustin Bisson, Greene; 22 6 Tommy Ricker,
Poland; 23 63 Donnie Wentworth, Otisfield; 24 03 Scott Moore,
Anson.
RIPLEY & FLETCHER FORD OUTLAW SPORTSMAN
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Ripley & Fletcher Ford Outlaw Sportsman (25 laps) 1
77 Bryce Mains, Naples; 2 5 Guy Childs, Sabattus; 3 67
Mike Haynes, Livermore Falls; 4 19 Steve Moon, Sabattus;
5 72 Deanna Bisbee, South Paris; 6 71 Cody Chiasson,
Peru; 7 39 Gerry Freve, Buckfield; 8 73 Troy Jordan,
Turner; 9 26 Missy Morgan, Lewiston; 10 99 George
Haskell, Casco; 11 97 Shannon Judd, Jay; 12 6 Todd
Bisbee, South Paris; 13 2 Dale Lawrence. |
ALLEN’S COFFEE FLAVORED BRANDY STREET STOCKS
Allen’s Coffee-Flavored Brandy Street Stocks (30 laps) 1 5 Ryan
Hewins, Oxford; 2 34 Spencer Morse, Waterford; 3 26 Corey
Morgan, Lewiston; 4 04x Zach Bowie, Sabattus; 5 8 Keith Stuart,
Naples; 6 81 BJ Chapman, Bridgton; 7 55 Kurt Hewins, Leeds; 8 36
Rick Spaulding, Lewiston; 9 33 Andrew Breton, Sabattus; 10 48
Curtis Rolando, Newport, RI; 11 23 Zach Emerson, Sabattus; 12 84
David Vaughn, Naples; 13 777 Mike St.Germain, Auburn; 14 3 Josh
Childs, Oxford; 15 51 Kyle Hewins, Leeds.
Banditos (20 laps) 1 2 Shawn Hinkley, Oxford; 2 41 Dustin
Salley; 3 87 Derek Cairns; 4 69 Cam Childs; 5 32 Troy Smith; 6
99 Paul Harmon; 7 11 Billy Childs, Sr., 8 13 Richard Kimball; 9
60 Jake Plummer; 10 17 Dan Wade; 11 44 Robert Kahkonen; 12 4
Josh Kinoll; 13 00 Matthew Manar; 14 10 Travis Verrill; 15 9
David Brennon; 16 41x Dale Durgin; 17 23 Jeremy Decosters; 18 51
Ryan Berry; 19 14 Adam O’Neil; 20 49 Rob Lowe; 21 24 Tyler
Green.
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| TJ
BRACKETT VAULTS BACK INTO TITLE CONTENTION WITH
SECOND STRAIGHT PRO LATE MODEL WIN |
Oxford, Maine – Buckfield’s TJ
Brackett scored his third win of the season in the
50-lap Budweiser Pro Late Model feature race, topping
the weekly card in the Oxford Championship Series on
Goodwin Chevrolet Night at the Route 26 oval track on
Friday night.
“This is awesome,” the winner said
from victory lane. “I’ve never won two in a row, let
alone three in a season.”
Brackett took the lead
away from Conway, New Hampshire racer Mark Lundblad,
Jr., who had detonated an engine while leading the main
event nearing the halfway point last Saturday night. On
the previous Saturday Lundblad led 46 laps before
spinning from the lead while battling TJ Brackett for
the lead, resulting in track officials sending Brackett
to the rear of the restart lineup.
TJ took his
time until a clear opportunity arose, and once by
Lundblad there was not a serious challenge. Veteran Alan
Wilson of Hebron claimed runner-up honors, looking
consistently strong throughout the 50-lapper. Lundblad
scored the third-place hardware, ahead of Dixfield’s
Scott Robbins and Jeremy Davis of Tamworth, New
Hampshire.
Six nights earlier the young Buckfield
racer became the first in the top class at OPS to score
more than one main event triumph. Returning to action on
Friday night, TJ took no prisoners, quickly overcoming
his handicapped starting position to challenge early
race leader Mark Lundblad, Jr.
After patiently
awaiting his opportunity, Brackett got by and the
outcome from that point was really not in doubt. Alan
Wilson of Hebron capped an impressive run with runner-up
finish in front of Lundblad, who made it a point to
thank his aunt, best known as Sallie Graves, perhaps the
most successful female racer in OPS history.
Ryan
Hewins reclaimed his position as a championship
contender in the 30-lap feature race for Allen’s
Coffee-Flavored Brandy Street Stocks, displaying an
emotionally-charged reaction to his triumph in the top
support class in weekly Oxford Championship Series
competition.
“We ain’t done and we’re not giving
up,” the winner said after claiming the checkered flag.
“We’re in this championship battle.”
Hewins took
the race lead away from Spencer Morse of Waterford, the
racer who lost the lead in the championship standings a
week earlier after flipping down the frontstretch on the
second lap. While Morse lost the battle, he hung on for
runner-up honors and made great progress in the
championship chase as chief rival Josh Childs struggled.
Corey Morgan prevailed in an entertaining, spirited
balle with Sabattus racer Zach Bowie to claim the final
podium position nd accompanying third-place trophy.
Keith Stuart of Naples raced his vontage Chevelle to a
fifth-place finish. Morse and Bowie won heat races.
Bryce Mains of Naples wired the field in non-stop
action in an unusually-competitive 25-lap feature race
for the Ripley & Fletcher Ford Outlaw Sportsman division
class.
“Wow. We’ve been fighting this all year,
and haven’t been able to hook it up,” the winner
marveled in victory lane. For the entire distance, Mains
had veteran racer Guy Childs nipping at his heels, but
never buckled under the pressure.
Childs claimed
runner-up honors, in front of Livermore Falls racer Mike
Haynes. The third-place run by Haynes was particularly
impressive, with much of his vast progress from his
handicapped starting spot gained in the outside groove.
Steve Moon of Auburn was fourth under the checkered
flag, followed by South Paris racer Deanna Bisbee, who
gained several positions from her starting slot to round
out the top-five. Mains and Moon were heat race winners.
Shawn Hinkley of Oxford returned to victory lane
after a one-week hiatus in entry-level Bandit division
action. Despite starting well behind the early
frontrunners, Hinckley capitalized on timely restarts to
outrun Dustin Salley of Norway to the checkered flag.
Derek Cairns extended his slim lead in the championship
standings with a third-place finish. Cam Cilds and Troy
Smith rounded out the top-five in the 20-lapper. Paul
Harmon and Richard Kimball posted victories in
preliminarily races.
Oxford Championship Series
competition returns to action on Saturday night (August
23) with the first green flag scheduled to fly at 7:00
p.m. Oxford Plains Speedway is located on Route 26 in
Oxford, Maine. For more information please visit
oxfordplains.com or call (207) 539-8865. |
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